Self Sacrifice and Mine Disaster Report From 1891 Tribune
In Chicago 132 Knights Templar donated skin for a radical autograft to Sir Knight John Dickerson as doctors attempted to heal a thigh cancer. In Mammoth, Pennsylvania a mine explosion killed many workers with 107 bodies recovered and rescue efforts ongoing as the death toll is expected to rise to 120 or 130.
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King Kalakaua and the burden of creditors
The passage reflects on King Kalakaua who faced mounting debts during his reign. It portrays his aim to secure against persistent creditors, his easing of obligations when his needs were met, and his regret at leaving a world he understood, noting his noble motto noblesse oblige and his royal stance in face of risk.
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A Hoosier’s Candid Jaunt Through London Streets
Hoosier traveler J. H. Beadle recounts first sights of London from Hertfordshire hills to St. Pancras. He details wandering without plan, meeting the consulate, dodging land sharks, and wandering Whitechapel, Covent Garden, and the Thames embankment. He notes the street numbering quirks, vivid streets, and the mix of charm and grime, concluding Britons are decent fellows.
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Notable inmates at the asylum described in New York Journal
Across the dining room sits Col Edward Mason a Bridgeport Conn millionaire. Aged about 45 he suffers chronic mania and pays about 125 dollars weekly for care. He is rarely violent and is attended by one attendant. Upstairs a member of Latham Bros Philadelphia lead pipe firm has lived years with similar illness. He is a millionaire who keeps horses and enjoys billiards.
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The Mouth Circuits the Head in Endless Motion
A Chicago News note mocks a seasoned statistician’s claim that the human mouth moves leftward toward the ear and could, with endless chewing, travel around the head. The piece warns humans to keep a tight rein on their mouths despite such fanciful reasoning.
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Origin of the term honeymoon traced to medieval rites
The term honeymoon derives from a northern European marriage custom where newlyweds drank mead made from honey for thirty days after marriage. The phrase honeymouth is noted as an historical variant.
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